The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 29R. Baldwin, 1760 |
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Page 127
... ment were given to our own manu- C and French lawns , are laws against the facture of fuch linens , it might often be names , but not against the things ; and in the power of the defendant to prove , will it not appear very ridiculous ...
... ment were given to our own manu- C and French lawns , are laws against the facture of fuch linens , it might often be names , but not against the things ; and in the power of the defendant to prove , will it not appear very ridiculous ...
Page 361
... ment , at the time of the Restoration , granted but 1,200,000l . a year for the B Support of all thofe articles of publick ex- pence for which the parliament now grants 2,700,000l . a year ; nor can it be faid , that the expence upon ...
... ment , at the time of the Restoration , granted but 1,200,000l . a year for the B Support of all thofe articles of publick ex- pence for which the parliament now grants 2,700,000l . a year ; nor can it be faid , that the expence upon ...
Page 415
... ment of this very adviser , would have been an excufe for his following the ad- vice . From all which I must conclude , that the king understood the conftitution better , or at least had a greater regard for it , than his chancellor ...
... ment of this very adviser , would have been an excufe for his following the ad- vice . From all which I must conclude , that the king understood the conftitution better , or at least had a greater regard for it , than his chancellor ...
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